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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-24
TOWNSHIP TREASURER

TOWNSHIP TREASURER.
Editor Sen.inel-please announce
the name of n. J. Weiland, as candi-
date for Treasurer OF Falls Township,
at the ensuing Spring election, subject
to the usuages of the Democratic party
at their nominating coDventioE, and
oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
Editor Sentinel Please announce
the name Of Jacob Schwarz as a can
| didate for Treasurer of Falls Township.
at the ensuing Spring election, subject
TO the usuages Of the Democratic party
oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
We are authorized TO announce the
name ofG. AMENDT as candidate
for Justice of the Peace of Gore Pre-.
cinet, Falls township. subject to the
decision of the Democracy at their pri-
mary election.
We are authorized TO announce the
Eame of WILLIAM WHITE as can
| didate for Justice of the Peace Of Falls
precinct, Falls township, subject to the
decision of the Democracy at their pri-
mary election.
Editor Sentinel Please announce
the name ofJ- VI. Floyd MS candidate
for Justice cf the Peace for Falls twp,
subject to the decision of the Democrat
ic Primary Election. DfXocRATS.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF J. A. Watts as n candidate for
the Office OF Justice of the Peace. sub
ject to the decision Of the Democracy
at their Primary election.
STREET COMMISSIONER.
We are authorised to announce the
name of JOHN SULLIVAN asa can
didate for Street Commissioner, subject
to the decision Of the Democracy at
their Primary Election.
We are authorized ito announce the
name Of Ed. Jourgensmier as eandi :
date for reelection to the Office Of
Street Commissioner, subject to the
usagec Of the Democratic party.
Editor Sentinel: OWN. to the very
urgent demands of friends and the wei
fare of the Democracy Of Lngan, we
hereby announce the name of Charles
Wesley Haines as a candidate for
Street Commissioner, subject to the de-
cis;on of the Democratic Primary Eicc-
ton INDEPENDENT ORDER Owls.
| p. s. Now is the time us Owls should
stand together.
GBAND HIGH CHIEF.
ASSESS IR-1st WARD.
| We are authorized to announce
the name of Augu stus Bebout MS
a candidate for Assessor of the 1st
Ward, subject to the decision of the
Democracy at their Primary Elec
ton.
| SOLICITOR.
Please announce the name of VIM P
Price. as n candidate for the Office OF Solic-
itor, subject TO the decision of the Denloc-
raey OF Logan AT their Primary.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
TOWNSHIP CLERK.
We are authorized to announce the
name of David NJ. kanode as "a candi-
date for reelection to the Office Of
Township Clerk, subject TO the decision
of the Democracy at Their primary
election.
TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF Joel B. Matthias as a caud date
for assessor Of Falls precinct, sghjec;
to the decision of TIE Democracy ct
their Primary election.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF P. ". Bright as a candidate
for Assessor OF Falls Precinct, subject
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-24

Forty cottages were destroyed ny
Gcc at Chau'aaqna, Sunday nlsh;
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-24
TOWNSHIP CLERK.

We are authorized to announce the
name of David NJ kanode as "a candi-
date for reelection to the Office Of
Township Clerk, subject TO the decision
of the Democracy at Their primary
aiactio,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-24

: Episcopal services this evening ct I
o clock.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-24

Editor SeHtinel Please announce
the name Of Jacob Schwarz as a can
didate for Treasurer of Falls Township.
at the ensuing Spring election, subject
TO the usuages Of the Democratic party
at their nominating convention, and
oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-24
SOLICITOR.

Please announce the name of Vim. P.
Price, as candidate for the Office of Solic-
itor, subject to the decision of the Dsnloc-
raey OF Logan at their Primary.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-24

Editor Sentinel-Please announce
the name of n. J. Weiland, as candi-
date for Treasurer OF Falls Township,
at the ensuing Spring election, subject
to the usuages of the Democratic party
at their nominating convention, and
oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-21
HARDY SOLOMON & SONS
NOTICE
To : Strangers : and : Non-Residenb.
NOTICE

If strangers who visit Wichita and feel
an interest in its future will cali at the
office Of Hardy Solomon & Sons, 331 E
Douglas avenue and register their name
and place of residence they will be fur
nished thereafter, by mail, free Of charge
with all important matter pertaining to
the welfare of this city. Wewill also be
pleased to furnish non-residents with
any information they may wish in re-
gard to our city and will, if they send
us their name and address, from time to
time send them copies Of our live daily
papersfree Of charge. Webuy and sell
real estate for non-residents and can
refer to persons in any state in the union
to whom we have sold Wichita real es-
tate and for whom we have made money
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-21

Wichita National Of daily
papers Wichita.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-26

were advocated by Jesus and His dis
ciples. What was the reason, he
queried, they were not taught by the
s,cts of the world to-day? There had
been falling awsy and the people had
"the form of goodness, but denied the
power thereof" The Saints did not
deny the power of God; they acknowl-
edged the right of God to communicate
His mind and will to His children they
believed in and enjoyed the gifts and
blessings promised those who obeyed
the requirements OF the gospel. Elder
McMurrin cited several instances of the
deep darkness which overspread the
earth before the introduction of the gos-
pei by Joseph Smith, and the inspira-
ton of some who looked forward to th at
introduction. He referred at some
length to the second coming of Christ,
as prophesied concerning in the third
chapter of Malachi, when Christ should
come as the Conqueror, as the King OF
kings, and testified that it was in this
age that those things should be fulfilled.
The silence had been broken; the angel
had flown through the midst of heaven.
The Saints were gathering TO build
temples into which Christ could enter.
The gospel had been restored. To whom
wise? No. The weak had been chosen
to confound the mighty. Joseph
Smith. q humble boy, had been selected
to revolutionize the world, and, verify,
the effects of his teachings were to be
seen and felt on all hands. The theory
advanced by the world that revelation
YVES no longer needed, and the quotation
they used from Timothy, was snowa by
the speaker to be fallscious. Mankind
were told to live by every word that pro
ceeds from the mouth of God; not every
word that has proceeded. Elder Nc
Murrin declared that this was the age
and revelation the rock on which the
Lord would build His church. He in-
vlted investigation of the principles OF
the gospel; he had testimony for HIM
self, and all could obtain a similar testi-
mony for themselves by yielding obedi-
ence to the gospel requirements. The
present is the dispensation of the full
ness of times, when tn, restitution OF all
things would be accomplished. His tes-
timony he would leave with his hearers,
and would risk blessing or condemna-
ton on the Judgment Day for it. 1t
was the mission of the Ls.tter-day Saints
to proclaim peace on earth and good
will to men, and by the help of God,
they would persevere. Mormonism is
drawing to it the attention of the world;
nothing could be done by the puny arm
of man against it, but for it. 1t was the
little stone seen by Daniel, and had
commenced to roll, and it would fill the
the whole earth. Zion will arise and
shine. and the world will vet acknowl-
e ige that it has come o stay, and can
never be destroyed by man.
Singing by the choir of the anthem,
Glow Beautiful Upon the Mountains"
and benediction by Elder George Jun
f1rd 't.t
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-26
To the Trade,

Wholesale Buyers are invited to in
spect my immense new stock of Spring
and Summer Clothing. Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods, manufactured by
myself and imported direct from the
manufacturers, and which will be sold
at lowest Eastern Jobbing Prices. Or
ders solicited. L. GOLDBERG,
205 and 207 Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-26
Summer Complaints

OF children or adults are speedily cured
by the use of the great .Vslley-Tan
Remedy, known as Johnson s Essence
of Life. Be sure and have bottle in the
house to use on the fiji st symptom.
Only 80 cents. Sold by q. q. NJ. l. and
all druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-26
Fcx q Symons

Have reduced the price of photographs.
All work done ry the dry-Dlate instanta.
neous process. Eeduct on permanent.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16
Pensees ct NGaximes.

LIE sot SO ~reconnait a ces attributs: il
SO fache sans motif, parlo sans ntllit6,
sc fie sans connaftre.
Mime. Roland.
On s'ayoue ses defaults, mais rare
ment on Sc r6forme.
La Rochefoucauld.
II est naturel a l'homme de r6gler
ses sentiments sur ses interets.
Mime d'Epinay.
La femme est Il un certain degr6 res
ponsabIe de la moralit6 de son 6pous.
Nine de Gasparin.
La guerre est l'industrie rationale
de la Prnsse.
-Mirabeau.
II y a toujours des vents brdlants qui
passent sur Fame dc rhomme ct la des-
sechent la priere est la ros6e qui la
rafrafchit.
-Lamennais.
On peut 6tre I'm h6ros par interval.
les i; mais dams Ia vie de tous les jours,
il sufit d'8tre un homme sage.
Victor Cousin.
A qui veut fortement les chooses, null
obstacle nest invincible.
-Bossuet.
C'est dams les petites chooses quill
faut ,juger les hommes, parce quils s'y
observent moins que dams les grandes.
De Freycinet.
Tn sot ministre trouve DIES railleurs
ct son orgueil lui persuade quill a rem
contre DIES ennemis
DE Nugent.
Dieu est lie soleil unique don't 10
rayonnement immortel soutient les ex-
~istences.
-Lacordaire.
Nous nous rebutons avec une facilite
qui 'egale presque l'impatience avec la.
quelle nous desirons.
-Guizot.
La vie est un sommeil. Les We'll.
lards sont ceux don't le sommeil a etc
plus long lis ne commencent d sc re-
WELLER que quaud il faut MOURN. S'ilB
repassent alors SUI tout 10 cours de
leufs annees, lis he %trouyent solvent
nj vertus, nj actions louables Qul les
di5tinguent les unes DIES autreS lis con
fondent leurs differents ages, lis ny
yoient rien qui marque assez pour me
ourer lie temps qu'ils ont vecu, lis ont
Gu un songe confuB, informe, ct ans
aucune suite; lis sentent neamoins,
CONNIE ceux qui s'6veillent, qu'ils ont
dormi longtemps. La Bruyere.
La verit6 s'aclete par des eombats,
l'erreur ne nous coute rien nous y
tomboDs de notre propre poids.
--LacOrdaire.
L'eloquence nest pas plus la sagesse
que lie vent nest la boussCle.
DE Nugent.
Une injustice don't nous ~proitous
nous parait dificilement une injustice.
Charles Marcy.
81 vous doutez de vous-meme, que
feront les autres! DE Freycinet.
II est dc notre nature d'admiTef To
qui est %nouveau, plutot que CO qui est
grand. -Seneque.
Pendant que lie corps Sc fortiie en-
mangeant, que Fame Sc nou rrisse par
la lecture. Saint Jerome.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16

Mary Smith ct Susan Mcmahon, qui
avaient etc condamnees a cinq ans de
penitencier pour parjure dams paffaire
Ford Murphy, ont etc pardonn6es same
di defnier, un an apres lenr condam-
nation, ct sans avoir quite la prison
d'Orl6ans. LIE sdocteur Dreyfus, qui
leur await fait commetre leN parjure, est
lau camp dc forcats aSt. Jacques, 81 ma
.1ade que pon ne pense pas gull vive
,lOugtefnps encore.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16

Tn negrillon do sept ans auquel ses
parents a~vaient conf6 uu petit frere de
sept mois q soigner daps lie comt6 de
Chester, G. ST. s'est imagine de lui en-.
fonCer une fourchstte dans la t6te pour
l'emp6eher de crier, ct il Ii parfaitement
reussi /: quand Ia mere est rentree ellie a
tEouv6 son enfant bien CONVERT dams lie
berceau, mails mort.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16

LIE ~caritaine dun grand nayire dit
au pilote marseillais qni lie rentre an
port:
-Surtout, faites bien attention.
oh avec, moi, il NY a pas de
danger!
Ill y n beaucoup de rochers par lei :;
les connaissez- vons bien
-Sl Je les %connais, les rochels! uu
vieux pilote CONNIE moi
Au meme instant, on entend uu Of
froyable c%raquement lie navire vel@it
de TOUGHER.
LIE pilote, sans SO d6concerter:
-Ienez, la. preuve, en- VOLTA un!
lis Won't Sc marier dams quelques
jonrs:
Ell bien, monsieur Charles, lui dit
ellie, vons ne regretterez pas trop, ie
pense, votre vie de garcon?
oh mademoiselle, Ia cuisine de
restaurant est 81 manyaiset
Des eitadins ont recu la visite ,foniI
parent dc In campagne, qui, ys;aA
d'abord pour passer quelques ioE' !
avec eux, s'eternise dams les delices sln
la capitale.
Trop polls pour sc plaindre, lis ont
recours a IN stratageme.
All! vraiment, mon cher, disent.ils
an geneur, vous devcz bien manquer i
yotre femme ct i Sos enfants.
--Corfainement. vous me donnez une
bonnie idee; je vais les fnirc vcnir!
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16

L'Angleterre, pour avoir File de"Tor-
tugas, rdelame an gouvernement de
Haiti 81, 900 900 pour v~ieilles dettes ct
supporte sa reclamation parla presence
dun naVire de guerre.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16

Une boite contenant de la poudre ct
une cartouche metallique a laquelle
6tait attachee u meche a etc trouy6e
samedi pres du siege du president des
cortes d Madrid, OF cette d6couverte a
plong6 CO corps dams une vive emotion
anssi un p6tard 6clatant accidentelle-
ment lie soir dams le vestibule adjacent
o sufij pour combler d'effroi tous les
d6putes.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16

Aux elections qui ont eli lieu mardi
dernier dams lie Kansas les femmes ont
pris une part active celles qui s'etaient
fat enregistrer sont allees deposer leurs
bulletins avec leurs 6poux. A Wichita,
l'une d'elles a etc clue q une fonction
publique. A Atchison Giles ont defait
deux candidats qui s'etaient opposes d
ce que le droit de suffrage fdt accerd6
Anx femmes.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16

NJ. Charles s. Fairchild "a etc uomm6
secr6taire du Tresor en- place de NJ.
Manning, d6missionnaire. Ce dernier,
parait-il, d NAL support6 uue ~travers@e
de l'OceaD ct est arrive en- A~ugleterre
81 malade que son m6decin declare
quill ne revieudra plus vivant IN Ane.
rioue,
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16

Trois compagnies dc soldats do cou'
leur devant prendre part au concours
militaire qui aura prochainemcnt lieu d
Washington, plusieurs compagnies du
Sud ont fait savoir qu'elles Sc rctiral-
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i i hsedatfhe n Agricultural Magazine. ~
aea, and which is, RAPIDLY taxing rank as sass
com, ,ns .eaaing Agricultural publicationsoffht
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Give at ~ DISEASES, containing 80 pages, ghss
s s Inc best known remedies Of y~eterinl
Elk fhi enig Tor curing all diseases peculiar Z
a copy of "An present tnen
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The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16

L'ex-juge E.. II. Durell, qui s'est i'll.
lustr6 iadis on signant l'infame ordre
de minuit qui renversait 10 %gouverne-
ment de la Louisiana, est mort jeudi
dernier a 50 residence d Schoharie, N.
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The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16

Tn medecin voudu du comt6 dc
Baldwin, Gie., a empoisoDne onze ne
gres avec un girls girls; six sont morris ct
les cinq autres men rechapperont pas.
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WAecusons pas sans Preuves.
L'Adyaeate de Terrebonne.

L'AdvGsate de Terrebonne.
Faire du capital politique au detri'
ment de la verite, est une avoca.
tion qui ne porte jamais de profit
ceux qui SO seryent de ce capital pour
ameliorer leur fortune politique.@ Aus.
81, l'experience da pass6, devrait au-
jonrd'hui servir de leeon aux ennemis
de administration actuelle en- Loui-
siane. Mails il men est pas ainsi.
Exposer IN criminel d'Etat, lie trail
ner deyant les tribunaux ct lie punir
pour son crime. 81 crime il y a, est IN
devoir que tout bon citoyen doit rem
plir. Mails diffamer un homme pour la
seule raison que Get homme pose ga
candidature devant I'm parti, ct quill
ne Sc trouve pas atre lie choix du parti
oppose, c'est sortir de la d6cence qui
dot servir de guide au Journalistic, qui
SO respecte, ct Qui respecte ropinion de
SEES a~dversaires 'politiques.
sMeusdozons dire lei, que lie ton de
1T gsSaSesdAs1A1S&ao ssn'est.aasrauss
violent quill retait en- 1884, mails east
a.Eec- regret que nous constatons gull
de notre digne Gouverneaf M h1cefflngee
Went sur lie tapis.
Nous q souvenons bien de Ia
guerre lndecente fate par les partisana
dc la Ref0rme en- 1884. Nous nom
sonVenons aussi des innombrables ac.
.cusations (sans preuves CONNIE ton.
JouIs) portees par ces memes partisans
70 gonvernenr McEnery, alors
candldat pour la place quill occnpe 81
en- ce moment, cit one le
peuple lui a dome pour ainsi dire al
lunanlmite. Quels fruits a ~port6,catta
guerre lnjuste? Rien que Ia dsfaife
DC ceux qui La conduisait.
Mals ces messieurs ne venlent rian
.apprendre, ct malgr6 leur exp6rinca
IN passe, nous les trouvons Moore an.
onrdhul, Jetant de la bone au visage
,un nomme qui nest meme pas candi-
.at; Est.ce Ia Granite gull le soft, aui
es falt agir ainsf? Si c'est Ia Il ri.
on, e'est montrer vraiment trop de I
aiDlesse. Il est vrai que les ennemis
@ administration dit raison da crains
~ IN candidat anssi formidable ona
icEuery, mails an moins lis ne davrai-
lL pas 10 faire voir-c'est imnolitinpa
Nons ne pr6tendons pas sayoir -
- pense le gouyernenr McEnery au i
yeI de SO nomination, mails IL est bien
y que e. domain il annoncait sa can d
.aatlfe, Ia gFande majorit6 .du parti !
slnoeraelque Iaccueillerait ayec an.
ousiasmes et aim de lui t6moignerl
reconnaissance 81 bien mArit4a o.
e Ie p0rterait en triomphe et Ia all
ssrais encore une fois dams le siage d
u q relnpli avec tant de sagesse et b
capacit6. s
Vog pcpats. q Dei-auoiqu,eD disc v,
qui veulent r6former lenrs v]a;s;ns al
Sc reformer eux- m6mes. eli
s;a,, ne
iongtemps apr6s la lune dc mialI
Es.ae ieur cheers maris
Na nnssvnw n1waw - ,
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16

M. Joseph H. Bradley, l'avoeat qui
d6fendit Nine Surratt, accusee de COM
plicite dams Ia conspiratiou, pour Pas
sassinat du president Lincoln, ct qui
pour CO fait fut declare d6loyal euvers
le gouvernement, est mort dimancle a
rage de 80 aus.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16

La famine rogue dams lie comt6 d'Ats-
cosa, Tex, on II grande s6cheresse
s6vit /; dix-neuf families, Sc composant
dc cent six %personnes, sout r6duits a So
nourrir de carcasses d'animaux morris
de faim.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16

"a ElME RESIDENCE, with ali neeassa..
dciea eu ,aal and improvements. and mi
corporate aa1 Init aIr . . sIaall farm, adjoining the
casap. Apply atthis oaice, - " aIas aoid
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LIST OF PRIZES.

duplication for rates to club, .ao,Jd
90 to the office Of the Compama !, 70 m Maae
rof further information write clearly, a;vino
.ail address. POSTAL NOTES. Esn.aas
money Orders, or New York Exehonaa =
ordinary letter. Currency by Exnress
expense; addressed.
M. A. DAUPH1N,
New Orleans, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16

L,Abeille de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans
LION quotidienne, s12 par an, psyabl
- aaYanee; hebdomadsire. S3 paT %.
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~ ASS SS&9O M " 0Oo 6ObUA
nelles ayaient cts .e~chelonn6es, arm6e
de carabines ct places d n fable dis
tances les unes des autres /; cette route
a 6t6 m~inutieusement inspect6e par Il
cavalerie. La veille, une tentative
eKIyaasssaeaiRat await etc fate sur son au
4 T9asS6 ndg&xass of a man g 80 pro
m0nait dams lie pare du ChafeanSNl
Gatschina, ct pauteur de cette tenta
avril.
La canine o toujours bien belle appa
renee, mais ellie ma pas spouss6 autant
que nous aylons droit de l'esp6rer. Ellie
est dependant encore dun grand moi
On avance sur Pan deruier.
Le mails leye lentement; dams ouel.
ques endroits, les froids, les gel6es
blanctes FONT fait jaunir.
be cotton nouveau-On en- a d6iA ga.
me nne asse2 grande quantit9 - est
CONNIE endormi sous terre. La on il a
leye, il paraSt so~nffrant.
Le rig est de tons les produits de Ia
terre, celui Qni parait stre Ell meeillenr
etac; IL a suppOrte le froid mieux aue
ies autres /; IL q tres. bon aspect.
Dams les environs de la NouyeIle.
lb4rle, Ia r6colte des pBches n etc con.
s.0sfaolement atfect6e par le froid ct la
spcneIesse. On nous rapporte meme
91e, dams certains eudroits. le nouveau
Irnlt tonbe. QuaDt D jardius, ills
sOnt en- bon etat.
L.Abes1s de Ia NougeHe. ORLEANS, du
10 Avril:
Caest q l6pranger que Ia Floride doit
y charn1ak 10 renomm6e don't ellie iouit.
C'e8t q lui Nn'elle est redevable a. III
presence do nombrenx milliounaires
des grandes Vlles du Nprd. aui sont
aii6es s'y etansir. On eprouve III sanfi.
Eaent de- hien.s sre iud6inissable j Fam.
~ &c Get arbfe don't les fruits any
1,cnes coulenrs rejonissent Ia vne et
.lasaene fa trlstesse qni, partout all
asrFs, enyanit Fame du val6tudinaife /
Le JOY gu nous saurons le m~uItiplierfl
gsns rs campagnes, CONNIE Il Pest en- {
z Iv1aaae, noas les verroDs jonir de- Til {
aene snviable renemmse, ct attirer Al
saass n meme opalente population. {
Calino, trafnant aprAs lui III &, :
20 soia Ills, 81 pr6ciDisa lsansra 49,
soas sssouIee, dams sine petite gare.
seGe &c polsse m eFi dieffroi.
-. I So 1esptu 10 nous faiFe ID
ssae pfeaser dltseile tout en- colare ald 4,
III III MARI. Encore uu grand aparr
~ eznnyenxi ~ Il
la belle affaife d r6poudn s6ri
.asenient Galino. On quart d'heura 4
80 peuf *
oesnes de n vie militafre. an
9 l~anaGrncfioii des eoneerits Di
~1Snslaans, vons ign0seg Is non AZ
0sRa eaApltaise Mais II Hsas,uagla m, IN
Ani !asb6cila! R6patez.
hut 110n iseptes
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-16
Jusqu'ou va vAmour des bon.
gums.

I'll ~m-11- HE= H
10 I'm celibataire frisant la cinauantain,
eealt I'M amateur passionn6 de bou
gums. Une vieille servante, nomme,
9 Augustine, prenait soin de son inte
9 rleur. A force de ranger ct d'6pous.
9 setter Ia bibliotheQne de o maftre,
9 Augustine fut prise dune folle enyie
De lire. La VOLTA done d6pensant tons
D ses cages q s'acheter DIES ~liyres,
~, chose c%urieuse, c'6taient aussi des
vieux hyres qu'elle lisait. Une apras-
, MIDI, IN pen avant le diner, ellie arrive
ave un paquet d'ouYrages acquis d ii
.Cours de Miracles ct a Ia orande
IIruanderie, des liyres parisiens.5 Par
curlosite. le maftre fenillette les hon.
gums. T0ut-a-coup Ga face s,illnmine.
-Combien asst pave Ga? dit-iI en-
sure.
-Qulnze sous, repondit Augustine.
-guinze sous. Mais Get Outrage
vant 3O,O00fr., s'6cria le beuquineur.
II re1echit trop tard quill venait d.
aiTe une betise. En- vain il essaya de
Sc ~reprendre.
-Je to l'aclete so Fl. ? demanda.t.il.
900 IF. saa'' ~
Augustine Atait rus6e. Le bouoni.
neur ALA jusqu'a I,500 fl. C,6tait nna
prenliere edition tres-rare de Monfai-
gne. q cut beau marchander. Sd sar.
vante ne v0ulut pas rabattre I'm radis
oe SU.OO0 #. Cette somme etait difH.
debourser La mutt "a honnni
neIr rsyait da Montague.
blent0t i ne put plus r6sister. i font
prix i lni faliait le bonauin,
-Cette lille me soigne bien, ellie ia.
avolr Ia meme passion due MOI. g.
dlt-il an matin ol il 6tait nius ohs6dS
lue Jarnais. Pourquoi ms I6pouseraissis
polns Jsanrais ainsi mon Monfaione
Et y &c maria avec o. servante. mi
'pportait un bouquin on dot.
C1est q propos de Nine Lachand ma
2 mere, Nine Ancelot, disait did ionr
g suns Ia plus Iieureuse des merea
AT nm gendre, don't tout ID monda
j e me Gle, don't % IA iamais
Gertaines gems pr6sendent aue. san.
gent, on NC pent fien faire.
Test 1ne erreur. Fo
sans argent On fait,.. dos dsttes.